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1. small lateral incisors ( Choose ) Chimpanzee            Gorilla            Gibbon  ...

1. small lateral incisors

( Choose ) Chimpanzee            Gorilla            Gibbon            Orangutan            Bonobo      

2. most gracile of apes

( Choose ) Chimpanzee            Gorilla            Gibbon            Orangutan            Bonobo      

3. live exclusively in the Democratic Republic of Congo

( Choose ) Chimpanzee            Gorilla            Gibbon            Orangutan            Bonobo      

4. territory overlaps with gorillas

( Choose ) Chimpanzee            Gorilla            Gibbon            Orangutan            Bonobo      

5.rectangular orbits

( Choose ) Chimpanzee            Gorilla            Gibbon            Orangutan            Bonobo      

6. herbivores (veggie diet)

( Choose ) Chimpanzee            Gorilla            Gibbon            Orangutan            Bonobo      

7. sexually dimorphic and solitary

( Choose ) Chimpanzee            Gorilla            Gibbon            Orangutan            Bonobo      

8. smallest ape

( Choose ) Chimpanzee            Gorilla            Gibbon            Orangutan            Bonobo      

9. violent and aggressive

( Choose ) Chimpanzee            Gorilla            Gibbon            Orangutan            Bonobo      

10. engage in frequent nonreproductive sexual interactions

( Choose ) Chimpanzee            Gorilla            Gibbon            Orangutan            Bonobo      

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1.Orangutans have small lateral incisors.

2. Gibbons

3. Bonobo

4. Orangutans.

5. Gorilla

6. Gorilla.

7. Orangutans.

8. Gibbons.

9. Chimpanzee

10. Bonobo

gladiator answered 2 years ago
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